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Atlantic Coast S Gaugers - ACSG
Carolinas Division |
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| "Promoting S Gauge along the East Coast" | ||
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Carolinas Division | Northern Florida Division |
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| Delaware Division | Tidewater Division | ||
| East Tennessee Division | Virginia Central Division | ||
| Georgia Division | Washington & Old Dominion Division |
Great Train Expo, Sept. 2009, Raleigh, NC
Day Out with Thomas, Sept/Oct 2009, Spencer, NC
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Neuse River Valley Train Club Show, Nov 2009, Raleigh, NC
| The Carolinas Division of the Atlantic Coast S Gaugers set up a modular layout at the Great Train Expo in Raleigh, NC on September 12 and 13, 2009. |
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| It was a 24 by 26 foot layout with two large radius corners ... |
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| ... and a full 6 track yard down the middle. |
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An American Models Pennsylania and Atlantic Coast Lines passenger train passes one end of the yard.
Is that an escapee from the zoo?!? |
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| An American Models SD-60 with trailer train moving through the yard. |
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| The end of the long trailer train with FRED (flashing rear end device) passing the zoo escapee. |
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Bill C and Marvin T discuss train operation as a set of S Helper Service F-units
pull a train out of the yard.
It looks to be a nice day for boating on the river too. |
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| American Flyer 322 AC pulling a tank car train. |
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| Kids and dads running the log loader. |
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The Thomas cab is always popular with the little kids.
The kids (and dads too) can play with the accessories inside the Thomas loop while they wait their turn. |
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| Who is going to win the Go Loco train race? |
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| S Helper Service F-units pulling a train across the "swamp." |
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| A Lionel American Flyer Great Northern EP-5 locomotive pulling a special rocket car. |
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| Nick C taking a break from the action and enjoying a cool drink. |
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| Bill Clark's display of American Flyer trains and accessories for sale. |
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| Rhett G and Marvin T observing the movements in the yard. |
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| Passenger train on the outer loop at right passing the end of the yard with two trains leaving the yard in opposite directions. |
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| Parts, tools, and trains for sale at Joe's Train Repair. |
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| Two trains pass by on the main lines as the F-units wait on the siding. |
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| A Southern steam engine pulls a train into the yard. |
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The Washington engine pulls the Frontiersman Freight set through the bridge.
The flat cars in the foreground display all the popular model railroad scales from G through Z. (G, O, S, HO, N, Z) |
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| Thank you to Joe Haenn and Butch Henion for the photographs. | |
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